In line 121, Bub says he is no artist but keeps drawing just the same. Bub usually drinks, smokes dope, and watches T.V.. He is not a man of the arts and is not used to drawing. When Bub and Robert draw together, the human interaction that is involved brings Bub great joy. The activity of drawing allows for physical contact through human interaction and emotional contact through communication. Also, Carver migh

Earlier in the story Bub's wife falls asleep between Robert and Bub. Asleep, her robe is open and her thigh is revealed. At first, Bub respects the privacy of his wife and attempts to cover her up, but when he remembers that Robert is blind he throws her robe back open, lusting over her flesh. In line 115 Robert says "lets do 'her'". Within Christianity the church is seen as Christ's bride, and it is always referred to as a female. Within line 122 of the passage, Bub's wife asks what they are doing. Her robe is hanging open, but this time Bub pays no attention to her revealed flesh. He is embracing the essence of divine love and seems to be uninterested in lusting over his wife's body.

This passage is a passage. It is a spiritual passage Bub takes to reach enlightment and for the story to reach it's epiphany. In the last line of the passage Robert says, "What's a Cathedral without people". Robert is hinting at the importance of fellowship. Bub is ascending, and this pas

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)